It was supposed to be a Mythic card set, but what the heck is this Warhammer 40k?

Looking at the five material cards prepared by Lu Ya, Wang Yong's face showed an expression of disbelief.

As a professional assessor, Wang Yong has assessed at least five thousand, if not ten thousand, cardholders over the years.

It was precisely because of these numerous tests that Wang Yong became extremely proficient in making all kinds of cards.

Basically, based on the material cards prepared by the card maker, Wang Yong can roughly determine what kind of card the other party wants to make.

However, the material cards that Lu Ya had chosen left him feeling completely baffled.

[Crimson Bird], [Warrior], [Armor]...

Wang Yong found it hard to imagine what kind of decent cards could be made by combining these material cards.

This doesn't seem like an assessment; it's more like a joke!

If it were anyone else, Wang Yong probably wouldn't bother to pay them any attention.

However, considering Lu Ya's identity and the fact that Zhou Qian specifically requested him, Wang Yong could only ask tentatively.

"Are you really sure you want to use these resource cards to make cards?"

In response to Wang Yong's question, Lu Ya nodded affirmatively: "These material cards are enough for me."

Wang Yong frowned: "But what kind of cards can you make with these material cards?"

"Don't forget, the standard for passing the assessment requires creating a purple card!"

Faced with Wang Yong's reminder, Lu Ya gave a mysterious smile: "You don't need to worry about that. I have my own ideas."

Lu Ya naturally couldn't tell outsiders about the Warhammer card-making project, so he just made up some excuse to cover it up.

Wang Yong opened his mouth, wanting to say something more, but in the end he could only awkwardly shut up.

After all, Lu Ya had already said that, so for him to try to persuade him further would seem somewhat disrespectful.

"Alright, good luck with your card production!"

After saying that, Wang Yong turned and left the room, closing the door behind him for Lu Ya.

After Wang Yong left the room, Jiang Beiling followed him. She looked at Wang Yong curiously and asked, "So, what kind of cards did Lu Ya make this time?"

To this, Wang Yong could only shake his head and give a wry smile: "I don't know."

Wang Yong's answer surprised Jiang Beiling.

Coming to her senses, Jiang Beiling frowned and asked, "Have you been working as an examiner for all these years for nothing? Can't you even tell what type of cards Lu Ya wants to make?"

Wang Yong sighed: "This isn't my problem. It's just that the combination of materials he chose is too strange. I've never seen a card maker choose such a material deck for card making."

After speaking, Wang Yong recounted the entire situation to Jiang Beiling.

After listening to Wang Yong's description of the situation, Jiang Beiling also fell silent.

After a moment, Jiang Beiling tentatively asked, "Then... what do you think is the best chance of Lu Ya passing this test?"

After pondering for a moment, Wang Yong shook his head: "I can only say... it's risky, very risky!"

Jiang Beiling muttered to herself, "That shouldn't be the case. If Lu Ya can kill the Evil Card Master, this kind of assessment should be a piece of cake for him. Why would he mess around like this?"

Wang Yong suddenly seemed to realize something, and he whispered, "Do you think he was able to kill the Evil Card Master just because of good luck?"

"After all, by the time we arrived, the Evil Card Master was already dead, and nobody knows what exactly happened during the battle."

Jiang Beiling glanced at Wang Yong with annoyance: "Do you really think that evil card master was someone you could kill just by luck?"

After being rebuked by Jiang Beiling, Wang Yong was speechless.

Seeing that Wang Yong had stopped talking, Jiang Beiling didn't pursue the topic any further. She continued, "Forget it, let's just wait. Once Lu Ya finishes making the card, we'll know the result."

Wang Yong nodded, turned his gaze to the closed door, and waited silently.

.......

Meanwhile, inside the room.

After Wang Yong left, Lu Ya was left alone in the room.

However, Lu Ya did not rush to make the card, but instead began to adjust his mental state.

After adjusting his mental state to its best, Lu Ya began to prepare for making the card.

Lu Ya channeled his consciousness into his sea of ​​consciousness, and a familiar feeling quickly welled up in his mind. He picked up a blank card and quickly wrote the words "Blood Raven" on it.

After completing the first step of writing your real name, the next step is to draw the card design.

As the well-known Astartes Chapter in Warhammer 40k, Lu Ya was naturally very familiar with the Blood Ravens Chapter.

The Blood Ravens' battleband paint scheme is primarily based on the Blood Tears Red of the thieves, paired with the Nightwalker Black exclusive to the Thief King.

With Lu Ya's skillful drawing techniques, the image of Blood Raven Astartes quickly appeared on the blank card.

After completing the card illustration, all that's left is to fill in the story.

Lu Ya took a deep breath.

In fact, as the most mysterious chapter in Warhammer 40k, the Blood Ravens Chapter has led to various speculations and controversies among players regarding its identity and origins.

What Lu Ya had to do was to remove as many controversial parts as possible from the story and simplify it as much as possible. Only in this way could he have a chance of passing the "reviewer's" review.

With that thought in mind, Lu Ya no longer hesitated. He picked up his pen and began to write on the card.

In the Warhammer 40 universe, there exists a special Astartes Chapter who have dedicated their lives to searching for a past they themselves have forgotten. They are the Blood Ravens Chapter.

The Blood Ravens Chapter's history begins with a blank slate, unlike other Chapters that can proudly trace their lineage back to a great Primarch.

The origins of the Blood Ravens have been completely erased. From the Mother Group and the Primarchs to their glorious early exploits, all records have mysteriously vanished. The earliest accounts of them date back only to the beginning of the 37th millennium.

This uncertainty about their own identity drives the Blood Raven Chapter to desperately collect all sorts of resources and knowledge from across the galaxy in an attempt to uncover the truth about the Chapter.

It was precisely this intense thirst for knowledge that led to the Blood Ravens' treasury accumulating some strange and unusual items, such as the Rogue Fist of Roguedon, the Royal Guard's golden armor, and the Ultramarines' Macragge Banner, among others.

Even Chaos weapons like Skabrand's Dreadhammer and Nurgle's Plague Sprayer couldn't escape Bloodraven's clutches!

No one knows how Blood Raven collected these things; the only thing known is that Blood Raven makes some unexpected gains every now and then!

The moment the story ended, the card unleashed a powerful attraction, drawing away Lu Ya's spiritual energy like a black hole.

As a large amount of spiritual energy from his mind flowed into the cards, Lu Ya felt a strong sense of exhaustion deep within his heart.

This feeling of exhaustion was even greater than when he first created The Lamenter.

Finally, after a long wait of more than ten minutes, the sea of ​​consciousness calmed down once again.

At the same time, the cards were fully formed!